BAKU, Azerbaijan, December 21. In Iran, foreign
investors can obtain the right to reside in the country for two
years by investing between 100,000 and 300,000 euros, Trend reports.
This provision is outlined in Article 29 of Iran’s Production
and Infrastructure Financing Law, approved by the National Council
for Financial Security on November 19. All foreign direct
investments must be registered with Iran’s Investment
Authority.
Foreign investors investing between 300,000 and 500,000 euros
can secure residency in Iran for 2 to 5 years, while investments
exceeding 500,000 euros allow a five-year residency. Investors may
extend their residency by reinvesting the income generated from
their projects.
Additionally, foreign citizens can obtain residency by making
financial deposits in Iran: deposits of 150,000–350,000 euros grant
two-year residency, 350,000–600,000 euros allow two to three years,
and over 600,000 euros provide three-year residency.
Iran offers a variety of opportunities and incentives for
foreign investors across multiple sectors.
